Architectural Photography Examples

Gallery Theme: Architectural Photography Architectural photography can be broadly considered to encompass views of the exteriors and interiors of domestic, commercial, religious, institutional, and engineering structures, as well as records of the evolution of towns and cities. Its aim may be to create either visual documents or expressive images for artistic, publicity, or informational purposes. Generally architectural photography is now understood as a form of cultural representation, which not only provides useful records of the appearance of buildings and cities over time but also insight into why these images were made and how they were used. Website links on architectural photography: How to photograph architecture (exterior)click HERE How to photograph architecture (interior) click HERE *** Gallery Guidelines: All images must be taken after October 11, 2011 Maximum 2 images per member per week in this gallery Image enhancement and post processing permitted Post directly into this gallery, the same as you would into the Photos of the Week Gallery MAXIMUM size of 800 pixels wide for landscape view or 700 high for vertical Reduce file size to no more than 180K if possible. For step-by-step instructions on uploading images to PBase click: HERE then login and go to Club Activities / PBase / Instructions

Shotgun House	The Marine Building	Rue d'Amiens	Ascending
Chase Building	St Andrews.jpg	The Legislature Building.	A new Future awaits.
Vimy Ridge Memorial	Bricks & Light	The Mermaid	side-by-side.jpg
The Atrium - elevators.jpg	Pipes & Cones	Concrete & Steel	The Olympic Oval
Pillars	Arches	Victorian Architecture #1	Victorian Architecture #2
The iron giant	Young Architects	Leaf Architecture	Fairbridge Farm School Chapel
Bridge Over the Chemainus River	Corner Pub	Chemainus Theater	Reflections from the past
Playground Architecture	a marriage of old and new.jpg	KT.jpg	Glass & Sky
Disappearing Golden Gate Bridge	Parkside HDR.jpg	The Castle	The Castle - view 2
inner courtyard.jpg	Fan Tan Alley.jpg	Industry	Chinese influence & Eclectic Architecture
The french Quarter	West Coast Architecture	Craig Bay Beach Club Rear Entrance	Stone work
Art Deco	Craigflower Bridge